If an answer might have to be defended to a regulator, an auditor, or a court, then “the AI said so” is not an account. Qriton KB quotes the source, refuses when there isn't one, and seals every answer in a record anyone can check.
The areas the AI Act treats as high-risk, and the reason each one ends up in front of someone asking how the answer was reached.
Software that is a device, or a safety component of one, already carries a conformity assessment. The AI sitting inside it inherits that scrutiny.
Safety components in the management of traffic, water, gas, heating and electricity, where a wrong answer has physical consequences.
Recruitment, task allocation, promotion and termination. Decisions a candidate or an employee is entitled to have explained.
Creditworthiness scoring, and access to public benefits and emergency services. Refusals here are contested, and get contested in writing.
Assessment of evidence, risk of offending, and profiling in the course of investigation, where the record of how a conclusion was reached matters.
Visa and asylum examination, risk assessment and identity verification, under duties of documentation and review.
Same answer, same source. Everything below the line is where “here's a link, trust me” stops being enough.
Every answer carries a receipt: the exact documents it used, ranked by how much each one mattered, and a seal proving the answer hasn't been touched. Anyone can check it. No login, nothing to trust but the record.
An ordinary AI assistant gives you text and a link. It has nothing underneath to show you.
Check a receipt yourself ›Every answer quotes the exact article. No supporting source, no answer. It shows the nearest sections instead of inventing one.
Every answer comes with a sealed record you can check yourself: the documents it used, and proof it wasn't changed.
Correct or delete any fact. Reversible, with a record of who changed what, and no retraining.
Installs on your own servers, answers from your own documents. Nothing sent outside, with no exceptions for regulated material.
No model training, no data leaving your network, no account to try it.
It ingests, splits by section, and calibrates its answer threshold to your corpus.No training step, which is what makes edits instant later.
Answers quote the source. Below the evidence bar it refuses and shows what it considered.Refusing is the feature, not the failure.
Every exchange is sealed into a chain anyone can verify: you, your auditor, your regulator.No login required to check one.
Any question about EU regulation. See the ordinary answer and the Qriton KB answer side by side, then open the receipt an ordinary AI assistant can't give you.